Barry Landy

Ireland, Louth

Football Writer at The Irish Sun

Football Writer at Irish Independent

Football Writer at Virgin Media Television Ireland

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Articles

Douglas James-Taylor penalty enough for Drogheda to halt Bohemians' momentum

2 weeks ago | the42.ie | Barry Landy

Barry Landy reports from Sullivan and Lambe ParkWHILE SHAMROCK ROVERS extended their lead at the top of the Premier Division, Drogheda United can at least call themselves the bet of the rest as victory over Bohemians sent them into second place. A run of just one win in eight games had seen Drogheda fall off the pace a little at the top of the table. Such is the nature of the league however, rivals are failed to capitalise.
Bohs pay the penalty as Drogs get back to winning ways

2 weeks ago | rte.ie | Barry Landy

Douglas James-Taylor is finally back in the goals for Drogheda United and that prompted a return to winning ways for the team who were in danger of seeing their stunning start to the season peter out. This victory over in-form Bohemians, who arrived at Sullivan and Lambe Park with six wins in seven matches, sends them back up to second in the SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division table, climbing above Derry City, St Patrick's Athletic and Bohs in the process.
James-Taylor penalty lifts Drogs above Bohs

2 weeks ago | irishexaminer.com | Barry Landy

Drogheda United’s Douglas James-Taylor scored a very long-awaited first goal of the season from the penalty spot to help his side best Bohemians on the pitch and climb above them in a Premier Division table that remains as congested as ever towards the summit. A serious thigh injury had robbed Drogheda of their star striker for much of the campaign but he is back now and Kevin Doherty will desperately hope they can hold onto him beyond this summer.
Killian Phillips: ‘It’s a dream come true, it’s been a mad week’ after Ireland call and winning three club awards

2 weeks ago | independent.ie | Barry Landy

Killian Phillips: ‘It’s a dream come true, it’s been a mad week’ after Ireland call and winning three club awardsKillian Phillips. Photo: Ramsey Cardy/SportsfileKillian Phillips has been lavished with personal awards during his first season with St Mirren – but a first senior Ireland cap would be sweeter than them all.
Derry rescue late point against Drogs

3 weeks ago | irishexaminer.com | Barry Landy

Tiernan Lynch had one of his substitutes to thank for the point his team took away from Sullivan & Lambe Park as Dom Thomas’ first Derry City goal earned them a late point away to Drogheda United. The clock had just entered the 90th minute of play when Thomas struck a speculative effort from range that Drogheda goalkeeper Luke Dennison looked to have covered. However, a huge deflection off Ryan Brennan saw the ball divert course and trickle into the far corner of the net with Dennison stranded.
90th-minute equaliser keeps Derry City in touch with leaders Shamrock Rovers

3 weeks ago | the42.ie | Barry Landy

Barry Landy reports from Sullivan and Lambe ParkDERRY CITY REMAIN on the coattails of league leaders Shamrock Rovers courtesy of Dom Thomas’ 90th minute equaliser against Drogheda United at Sullivan and Lambe Park. The Scottish midfielder picked a perfect time to notch his first goal for the Candystripes as Tiernan Lynch’s side were spared defeat late in the day against United. Kevin Doherty had earlier in the day signed a new two year contract to commit his future to the Louth club.
Derry escape with point after late stroke of luck

3 weeks ago | rte.ie | Barry Landy

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Ryan Brennan breaks Cork City hearts with last-gasp penalty as Drogheda United edge thriller

1 month ago | thesun.ie | Barry Landy

RYAN BRENNAN came up trumps as Drogheda United edged Cork City at the death at Sullivan & Lambe Park. The skipper, who led his side to FAI Cup glory last year, scored a 96th-minute winner against Cork. Djenairo Daniels’ second goal of the game in the 85th minute looked to have earned Cork a point. The Dutch striker was a handful for the United defence. He started and finished the move that led to his eighth-minute opener.
Injury-time Brennan penalty sees Drogheda stun Cork City

1 month ago | the42.ie | Barry Landy

Barry Landy reports from Sullivan & Lambe ParkRYAN BRENNAN, NOT for the first time in his long and storied Drogheda United career, was the hero as his side broke Cork City hearts with a 96th minute penalty. The 33-year-old has well over 200 Drogheda United games under his belt now and is both an FAI Cup and League Cup winner. But few moments could possibly have felt as sweet as his late goal to claim all three points at Sullivan & Lambe Park on Bank Holiday Monday.
Drogheda defeat Cork City with stoppage-time penalty

1 month ago | rte.ie | Barry Landy

Ryan Brennan's 96th-minute penalty ensured Drogheda United returned to winning ways in the most dramatic fashion as Cork City were beaten in a five-goal thriller at Sullivan & Lambe Park. Cork City’s Djenairo Daniels struck a brace – the second of which arrived in the 85th minute – that looked to have denied Drogheda until Brennan’s late intervention. Thomas Oluwa was the player fouled by Cork goalkeeper Tein Troost.